TYPO3 Contribution in Numbers: October 2026

See the full recap of TYPO3's October core contributions with 85 contributors, 467 reviews, bug fixes, features, and a big thank-you to our developers.
TYPO3 Contribution in Numbers
As October has given way to November it’s time to reflect on what the past month has brought us. Recapping the evaluation of our most recent contributions to the TYPO3 core, we find some remarkable numbers. You guys are truly amazing!
Numbers, Numbers, Numbers
Last month we had altogether:
- 85 contributors
- 45 patch authors
- 467 reviews (33 features, 208 bugfixes, 189 tasks)
- 7 documentation improvers
- 38,994 translated words in Crowdin
- 36,119 approved words in Crowdin
Your contributions - Your TYPO3
We could not accomplish our goals without the support, involvement and engagement of all you dedicated developers who contribute towards the TYPO3 project. It’s important to us that you all know just how much we appreciate your work.
Your contributions are the foundation of the TYPO3 open source platform - thank you!
This month's authors
This month, a special thank you goes to Benni Mack, Georg Ringer, Wouter Wolters, Josua Vogel, Simon Schaufelberger, Oli Bartsch, Garvin Hicking, Daniel Windloff, Andreas Nedbal, Johannes Kasberger, Markus Klein, Oliver Klee, Ines Willenbrock, Matthias Vogel, Eric Harrer, André Buchmann, Wolfgang Klinger, Peter Neumann, Alexander Schnitzler, Riccardo De Contardi, Benjamin Franzke, Guido Schmechel, Sebastian Iffland, Lisa Kreitz, Jure Milic, Olivier Dobberkau, Jens Pausewang, Andreas Wolf, Christian Rath-Ulrich, Michael Telgkamp, Jennifer Geiß, Tung Ngo, Torben Hansen, Ayke Halder, Benjamin Kott, Chris Müller, Peter Kraume, Markus Timtner, Maike Kiebele, Adrian Widmer, Stefan Bürk, Lina Wolf, Himanshu Nitsan, Myrna Gönnemann, Thomas Maroschik, Andreas Kienast, Martin Adler, Jonas Eberle, Josef Glatz, Mathias Brodala, Sven Liebert, Rachel Foucard, Sebastian Michaelsen, Jan Kornblum, Niklas Grieger, Tomas Norre Mikkelsen, Anton Danilov, Ravi Sachaniya, Sybille Peters, Christian Kuhn, Tim Schreiner, Oliver Wand, Thomas Löffler, Can Adrian Karadag, Sascha Nowak, Georg Tiefenbrunn, Albrecht Köhnlein, Elias Häußler, Daniel Siepmann, Rémy DANIEL, Sebastian Fischer, Helmut Hummel, Kevin Meier, Jörg Bösche, Jochen Roth, Nikita Hovratov, Simon Praetorius, J. Peter M. Schuler, Oliver Hader, David Steeb, Thorben Nissen, Philipp Radler, Marno Schmigotzki, Ulrich Mathes and Juliane Wundermann for your ongoing dedicated work.
All of your contributions, reviews, testing and reports on issues are highly appreciated. They’re what make TYPO3 into such a powerful and stable software solution.
Documentation improvers
A very big "thank you" to all documentation contributors for their help to extend and improve the documentations of TYPO3: Lina Wolf, agenturkoch, npalischek, Stefan Frömken, Benni Mack, Olivier Dobberkau and Franz Holzinger
Crowdin Translators
TYPO3 would not be truly international without these translators: bocianl, Abdulhamid Kwieder, Martin Přibyl, Davide Alghi, Андрей Аксёнов, Marcela Chagas, Pascal Galle, Preben Rather Sørensen, Julian Schuierer, Florian Rival, Peter Kraume, DigitalZombies, sdelcroix, Riccardo De Contardi, Steffen Matthes, Tim Klein-Hitpass, Josef Glatz, Jigal van Hemert, Anton, Xavier Perseguers
Contact Us
For many developers, programming is a labor of love and you’ll spend many hours programming away from work. But a day only has 24 hours. We highly appreciate all of the employers who support the TYPO3 open source project by giving you time off work. Without their generous support, TYPO3 wouldn’t be where it is today. Does your employer give you time off work to contribute towards TYPO3’s core? Contact us so we can get your company listed here!
See you next time
We’re grateful to have so many people involved in the our open source project–people who believe in bringing good ideas to life, and who are truly passionate about our powerhouse content management system TYPO3. Remember: all it takes is a single contribution to make a difference! Stay tuned for November’s recap that we’ll be publishing on somewhen next month.